CLEANING
For proper metal detector operation, the following cleaning requirements must be met:
1. Material must not be allowed to fill the gap between the aperture and the conveyor slider
bed.
2. The aperture and conveyor should be free of contamination (especially metal).
Additional cleaning may be needed, based on the sanitary requirements/good manufacturing
practices of the customer's production environment.
The metal detector may be cleaned by wipe-down, compressed air, low-pressure wash-down,
or high-pressure wash-down, as desired. If liquids will be used for cleaning, ensure external
USB and/or Ethernet connectors are capped, or connected to appropriate IP rated cables. If
high-pressure water will be used, ensure the wash-down cover is in place over the display, to
avoid damage or unintended actuation of the touch screen.
MAINT
Cleaning procedures may cause false trips of the metal detector,
resulting in actuation of any connected reject devices. Ensure
personnel and equipment are clear from the path of the reject
devices at all times. To avoid an unsafe condition or damage to
equipment, remove all power sources (including air supplies) from
the metal detector and reject devices prior to high pressure wash
down.
Note: Vertical and Web Line Metal Detectors are not rated
for high pressure wash down.
CAUTION
When cleaning the metal detector surfaces, use appropriate
personal protective equipment (PPE) for any
physical/chemical/biological hazards that may exist due to the end
user’s production environment. Avoid contact with contaminants on
or around the metal detector. Pressure wash and sanitize metal
detector surfaces when maintenance is required.
Note: Vertical
and Web Line Metal Detector are not rated for high pressure
wash down.
CAUTION
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